#wellness

#wellness

Perched 1,350m above the Dolomites, this family-run hotel offers luxury wellness, a gravity-defying SkyPool, an innovative 'Heaven and Hell Spa', daily guided hikes, yoga and fine dining with locally sourced ingredients and wines. Featured on the BBC's Amazing Hotels: Life Beyond the Lobby series with Rob Rinder and Monica Galetti, this stunning hotel is the perfect blend of local hospitality, luxury wellness and sustainable innovation - all anchored in South Tyrolean family values.

The only thing worse than 'Floor is Lava' is probably 'Floor is LEGO Brick'. LEGO bricks are famously torturous to step on. The studs, the sharp corners, the unforgiving plastic, all of these combine into creating something that feels like modern day torture. Step on a lego brick with enough body-weight and that thing practically digs into your tissue, causing probably one of the most painful experiences according to the internet. However, what if there was a 'right' way of stepping on LEGO bricks?

Robbert van de Corput, a world-renowned DJ professionally known as Hardwell, has been performing in front of large crowds across the world for over a decade. But for Hardwell, it's not about the technical precision or the size of the crowd; it's a full mind and body experience. He has spent the last several years developing strategies to effectively manage his energy levels, stress, and recovery, ultimately improving his performance in all areas of life.

THC beverages are extraordinary shapeshifters. Excluding plain water, there's no other drink that enjoys such a breadth of uses. People consume them alone at home to unwind after work. Others bring them to parties in place of a six-pack of beer. Still others will drink one before a long run or a Pilates class. And some people swear THC beverages help them lock in on mundane tasks like vacuuming their house, walking the dog, or raking leaves.

You're heading for a bottomless brunch (which may or may not be served by a butler in the buff), wearing a feathered cowboy hat destined for landfill, warmed by the effect of multiple pre-noon proseccos. Feeling zen? Not exactly.

Finding the right gift for your grandma and grandpa can feel challenging, but the key is choosing thoughtful and practical items. Grandparents often appreciate presents that improve daily comfort, support wellness, or make special moments feel more meaningful. Instead of focusing only on novelty, selecting presents that serve a purpose can leave a lasting impression and show real consideration. This guide brings together 14 carefully chosen ideas that span health, lifestyle, and home categories. Each option has been selected for its usefulness and ability to fit naturally into everyday routines.

For decades, alcohol has been the cornerstone of American social life. From after-work happy hours to holiday parties, it's been celebrated as the universal elixir of good times. But as awareness grows around health, wellness, and mindful living, an undeniable shift is underway: more people are putting down the bottle and picking up cannabis. The "Weed Over Whiskey" movement is reshaping everything from nightlife and wellness routines to mental health habits.

Thomas Heatherwick has turned his attention from grand architectural gestures to the intimate space of the bedroom, collaborating with British lighting brand Tala on Wake, a sleep light designed to combat our screen-obsessed bedtime habits. The partnership between Heatherwick Studio and Tala represents a three-year journey into the intersection of design, wellness, and technology. The result is a bedside lamp that functions as both functional lighting and a circadian sleep aid, crafted from hand-glazed ceramic and pressed glass with an undulating form that mimics natural sunrise and sunset patterns.

Most Pondicherry itineraries rarely deviate from the script: a stroll through the Instagrammable French Quarter, a croissant at a café, an evening walk along the pedestrian-only Promenade Beach. The next day, a 45-minute ride to Auroville, straight to the Visitors Center, then the viewpoint where the Matrimandir sits like a spaceship, and back to the vehicle. But beyond the Matrimandir viewpoint, there's an Auroville that reimagines how to live, build, grow, and simply be.

The majority of design discussions about this generation focus primarily on accessibility, including clear instructions, closed captions, and larger text. Even though those things are important, they are just the tip of the iceberg. Boomers, who are now in their 60s and 70s, do not consider themselves "old." They do not consider aging to be a gradual decline. Rather, they anticipate continuing to live fully, which includes traveling, interacting with others, learning, and prospering.

When it comes to choosing the best hotels in Ireland, it's a toss-up between old and new. Even the most historic Irish castles are moving with the times, impressing with their commitment to sustainability and fully rooting guests in a slow-travel scene. Elsewhere, there are Victorian piles newly hung with Warhols, country-house stalwarts flaunting their Michelin stars, original game-changers quietly championing the best farm-to-fork ingredients and revamped spas reflecting the rise and rise of wellness. This being Ireland, wherever you check in, the slickest service will be delivered with down-to-earth charm.

Livvy Dunne announced her retirement from gymnastics in April 2024 after achieving outstanding scores that led Louisiana State University to a national championship.

Claim a memorable and clear domain name for your wellness brand; it’s essential for establishing legitimacy and creating a strong online presence.

The event offers a unique combo of roller skating and wellness activities, including yoga and expert-led workshops, promoting a full-day experience of movement and mindfulness.

Deep breathing calms your nervous system. Try the 4-7-8 method: inhale for 4 seconds, hold for 7, exhale for 8. Do it for two minutes.

Sitting by the river in the morning light transformed the meditation experience, merging the inner world with nature and creating a profound sense of inner peace.

Lunette is marketed as the first multi-sensory breathwork device designed for better sleep by using light, vibration, and scent to enhance the sleep experience.